Sentence examples for state maneuvering from inspiring English sources

In the past 11 years, terrorism has been the excuse for all manner of police and security state maneuvering, but it's all part of the same drive towards giving law enforcement broader powers—supposed terrorism-fighting tools like "sneak and peek warrants" are used today to go after drug offenders.

In a narrative familiar to anyone who's leafed through the growing library of books on Imperial America, Unger takes up his tale in 1941, when Roosevelt — whom Unger calls "the godfather" of the emergency state — maneuvered an isolationist Congress and an indifferent American public into siding with Britain in its fight against Germany.

Notice that the particles consist of the state and maneuvering parameter with associated weights.

In the past 11 years, terrorism has been the excuse for all manner of police and security-state maneuvering, but it's all part of the same drive toward giving law enforcement broader powers—supposed terrorism-fighting tools like "sneak and peek warrants" are used today to go after drug offenders.

Andrew Hevesi had more limited exposure in the case: prosecutors say a former Liberal Party boss in the state, Raymond B. Harding, maneuvered to force a vacancy in an Assembly seat in Queens so that Andrew Hevesi could assume the position.

Lateral and vertical model-based roll state estimators are designed and combined to obtain the vehicle roll state induced by maneuvering and road disturbances.

He and Weinstein cite recent legal cases that have opened up room for states to maneuver.

But there is some room for Congress and the states to maneuver.

And in New York, where Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton would give up her seat if she is confirmed as secretary of state, politicians have been maneuvering to get a place on a list of potential candidates that includes Caroline Kennedy, the daughter of the former president.

Mr. Garofalo, who said Mr. Pawlenty had outfoxed Democrats in 2009 in maneuvering over the state budget, is a member of the state House of Representatives, not a state senator.

After leading the revolution and maneuvering the Bolshevik state through the power struggles that followed, he suffered a series of strokes; a convalescence did not restore his health, and he died, of another stroke, in January of 1924.